Would be preferable, even a right-footed one would be better than our 4th choice right back playing there.
Our third choice right back would be better than our 4th. choice right back playing there. Have you just lost count of our RBs?
(Anyway, our third choice RB - who is also our third choice LB - is, in my opinion, probably the best third choice full back in the league. It is never ideal, playing your third choice player in any position, but all in all, methinks we moan too much. Our third choice full back could be a whole lot worse!)
Better than a right footed LB?
Good:
Brilliant left back at Championship level.
Hughton's Championship winning left back at Newcastle.
Probably available for loan.
Bad:
We'd have surely signed him in the transfer window if there was any possibility of him coming here.
Not played this season.
Probably injured.
We'd maybe have to cover all his wages (£50k+?)
Conclusion:
Sadly, not going to happen.
1st Bruno
2nd Rosenior
3rd Goldson
4th Calderon
What about a 2 footed centre back with a strong preference to his left foot?
Oh ffs! One of the most promising young CBs we've seen in years.......
50k per week x4 weeks = 200k I would suggest a sound investment but then its not my money.
Good:
Brilliant left back at Championship level.
Hughton's Championship winning left back at Newcastle.
Probably available for loan.
Bad:
We'd have surely signed him in the transfer window if there was any possibility of him coming here.
Not played this season.
Probably injured.
We'd maybe have to cover all his wages (£50k+?)
Conclusion:
Sadly, not going to happen.
Can anyone with a strong preference for one foot over the other really be described as two footed?
Who's played right back before
Played home and away against Exeter in the last couple of weeks. Currently fit, not needed at Liverpool
What have you heard and from where ?
Yeah. Like a right footed player who can cross with both feet exactly the same but has a wart on his left foot and an ingrowing toenail on his left big toe....so prefers to cross with his right. Even though the left footed cross would be just as good. You know?